Location. The Burns Art & Culture is located in the centre of Düsseldorf, one kilometre from the Rhineland- Westphalia Art Collection, three kilometres from the Koenigsallee shopping area, and 4.5 kilometres from the Löbbecke Natural History Museum and Aquazoo. Hotel Features. This contemporary hotel features an outdoor flagstone terrace where wine can be served in warmer weather. A room service menu is available. Complimentary newspapers can found in the lobby. Garage parking facilities are also available.

Guestrooms. The 32 guestrooms all feature contemporary furnishings, modern decor, and natural stone floors. Amenities include satellite television, minibars, wireless Internet access, coffee and tea facilities, and bathrooms with designer toiletries, bathrobes and slippers, hair dryers, and makeup mirrors.

Room Types:

Standard Double Room:   One king or two twin beds. Natural stone floors, modern decor, and contemporary furnishings. Satellite television. Desk. Wireless Internet access. Minibar. Telephone. Bathroom with designer toiletries, hair dryer, and makeup mirror.

Standard Single Room:   One twin bed. Natural stone floors, modern decor, and contemporary furnishings. Satellite television. Desk. Wireless Internet access. Minibar. Telephone. Bathroom with designer toiletries, hair dryer, and makeup mirror.

Driving Directions: From Düsseldorf Airport (DUS): Distance to Burns Art & Culture is 7 kilometres, approximately 12 minutes' drive.

Getting there. The Düsseldorf Airport rail station is located on a major axis of Europe's railway network, with approximately 300 trains stopping there every day. A free monorail runs between the terminal building and the railway station. The S7 S-Bahn train leaves from the airport's underground station, located on the terminal building's lower level and runs to the Central Station, 500 metres from the hotel. Take a train towards Solingen-Ohligs for the city centre. The single fare is around 2 EUR. Buses number 721 and SB51 travel to the city centre, and there are buses to the fair ground. The bus station is outside the Arrivals building. Taxis into the city cost about 16 EUR. Prices are all subject to change.

Getting around. Düsseldorf's integrated public transport system includes the S-Bahn (suburban trains), the U-Bahn (metro), buses, and trams. Single tickets cost approximately 2 EUR. Most trams stop running at midnight on weekdays, however, certain lines continue running until 2 a.m.